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The Iconfactory releases a simple set of every day icons based on our popular Xpressionism stock icon style.

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A Round of Icons on the House!

The Iconfactory announces the release of the Snappy Hour! freeware icon collection based on art from Derek Yaniger.

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The Picture Tells The Story

Gedeon Maheux continues his iconic exploration of primitive art with his latest freeware icon release - Petroglyphs.

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Delete!

The menacing Cybermen are on the move in this retro inspired desktop from the BBC's 'Doctor Who' TV series.

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Xpressionism Every Day

Icons done in the Xpressionism style for every day use.

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Snappy Hour

Icons based on the artwork of artist Derek Yaniger.

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Petroglyphs

Primitive signs & symbols from global tribal cultures.

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Tribal Masks

Tribal mask icons from all corners of the globe.

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